Mirror Man Magic

Simon Stevenson (28.90) put together a 14 darter and two 180s during a 3-0 success that came in a Plymouth City Super League Division A 8-3 loss for Legends Lounge B at Falstaff A.

Stevenson's maximums helped him to a ton total of fourteen, whilst the victory for the home side was built upon thirteen ton plusses for Quinton Taylor.

Taylor added a 137 single visit combination outshot to his ton tally, and he was supported well by Paddy Archibald's eleven three figure visits.

All six of the 180s went the way of the away team as Stevenson's brace was matched by Andy Malinowski to join solitary efforts from Rob Oak and Matt Vosper.

Scott Cook's 3-1 singles success saw him claim a leg in 18 darts before Stevenson's heroics in the third singles game.

Taylor produced an 18 darter of his own during his 3-1 success before Tony Tasker ran out a 3-2 winner with a crucial leg coming in 17 darts, whilst Malinowski managed 18 and 17 darters during the two he won.

Lee Rodmell (27.33) checked a leg in 17 darts during a 3-0 victory that came during an 8-3 success for Ford Inn at Ship's Tavern A.

Dan Brazier top scored for the victorious visitors, whilst Nathan Langdon matched that total with a thirteen ton plus haul of his own.

Frankie Stout added one of the two maximums to his ten ton haul, with the other going to Steve Towl to make it two for the defeated hosts.

Towl's 71 finish came in a 3-1 defeat against Brazier, who added a 128 three dart combination outshot to his 18 and 15 dart legs.

Stout checked what turned out to be a crucial 14 darter in his 3-2 success, whilst Pearn's 3-2 victory contained a leg in 16 darts.

Chris Edgecombe's fourteen scores of a ton or more gave Tradesmans the platform from which to launch a 9-2 victory over Legends Lounge A.

Reece Mealin added twelve tons to the scoreboard for the defeated party, whilst the maximums were shared between the two teams as Jodie Hawton and Aiden Stenson both struck.

Liam Taylor added an 86 checkout in the opening singles before falling to a 3-1 defeat, whilst Simon Washington added an 84 combination during a 3-1 success.

Hawton added a leg in 16 darts during her 3-0 victory, and a leg in 18 darts proved crucial in giving Edgecombe a 3-2 win over Mealin in a game that saw no leg going beyond seven visits to the board.

Robbie Aitken saved the best checked for last as he put up a 116 combination during a 3-1 win over Rob May, who helped himself to a 72 checkout in the solitary chalk mark he achieved.

Champions Raffles Diamonds signed off their season with an 11-0 win over Fawn A that saw Andy Bates fire fourteen ton plusses overall.

Lee Hellings played a decent supporting role with a thirteen ton haul, whilst Neil White's 76 checkout was third best to a 102 from Hellings and a 128 by Bates.

White also put his name amongst the 180 hitters in the contest as both White and Alfie Ford heard '180' being called after throwing.

Fourteen tons rained down from the arm of Lewis Dare, which contributed heavily to an 8-3 triumph for Raffles A against Steampacket.

Craig Hillary was also in good scoring form as he reached twelve ton plusses, whilst George Beckett, Marc Mills and Simon Wilbraham nailed maximums.

Kayleigh Adams' 72 single visit combination outshot was the best amongst the defeated cohort, and the only effort to better that was a 99 from Logan Carroll for the victors.

AJ Brunton's thirteen ton plusses couldn't arrest Duchy A's slide to a 9-2 home defeat against the visitors from Falstaff B.

Dave Lee contributed eleven scores of a ton or more to the win with a haul that included one of the two maximums.

Brunton's teammate, Keith Walton, added his team's only 180, whilst Brunton's 102 checkout bettered a 90 kill from Lee.

Dave Johns' thirteen tons made the difference in a 7-4 win for Kings Arms B against Raffles B, for whom Harry Bull also added thirteen tons.

Bull's teammate Danny Bull added a 180 and a leg in 16 darts to his 3-1 win that saw him walk away from the oche with an eleven ton plus tally overall.

Tony Reid made it two maximums for the hosts, whilst Johns' stablemate, Mike Tucker, produced his side's only three treble visit of the contest.

Ryan Fuller also ended his night on eleven tons for the defeated away team, whilst Johns was supported well by Paul Hendy and Steve Mills, who both reached ten tons for their night's work.

Fuller's 96 single visit combo was only bettered to the highest checkout of the match honour by a 108 from Paul Carpenter.

A 9-2 win for Bluebird at Compton Social saw Glenn Halford reach thirteen tons and there was another twelve by Glenn Austin.

Dale Halford ticked his ton tally to the eleven mark with one of the three maximums, whilst Lee Roberts would've been stranded on nine tons if not for his three treble visit that completed his ten ton total.

Dan Hurley's 180 came in a 3-2 singles success, whilst Owen Cook's 3-1 loss saw him claim his only leg with the help of a 79 checkout that bettered a 74 from teammate Nige Bassett.

Mike Evans added an eleven ton haul, but that effort couldn't stop his Ker St A team from slipping to a 7-4 loss at the hands of Firkin Scholar.

Ian Heggie was also in good nick throughout the contest as he reached ten tons for the matchup at the end of a 3-1 singles win that contained a 109 checkout and a leg in 18.

Heggie had to withstand the first maximum of the night in that victory as Scott Heggie produced one moment of magic in the loss in a father/son affair.

Rhys Castle produced a second 180 for the victors in his 3-1 singles victory before Evans fired what turned out to be a crucial 17 darter in a 3-2 success.